1) The document discusses building data preparedness in Indonesia through OpenStreetMap mapping from 2011-2016. It details training over 100 mappers across 17 provinces who mapped over 4 million buildings. 2) Statistics are provided on the social media outreach for the project which engaged thousands of users. 3) Upcoming projects are mentioned to continue city-wide mapping of buildings in major cities like Surabaya and Jakarta to further develop spatial data for disaster management in Indonesia.

1. Building Data Preparedness in
Indonesia
Yantisa Akhadi - yantisa@hotosm.org
Project Manager - Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team, Indonesia

2. Background Context

3. Where is Indonesia?
Source: Addicted04 (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Indonesia_(orthographic_projection).svg), „Indonesia
(orthographic projection)“, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/legalcode

4. Indonesia in 2011…
Provinces/Districts/Cities started to develop
disaster management agencies
Lack or spatial data – buy or collect it
yourself
Very minimum buildings in OSM!

5. It start with the question:
can OpenStreetMap be used to map
exposure in Indonesia?

7. 2011-2016
Recruit 8 trainers
117 trainings
17 provinces
2,809 participants
4,255,230 buildings mapped

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Buildingcount
Date
Building count vs. Date
Building count

9. Social Media Key Figures & Findings
3,769 Page views
2,217 Unique visitors
3,470 Members
4 University Group
2,884 tweets
1,029 followers
26 videos
451 subscribers
49,637 views
How-to’s & Guides
Q & A
Outreach
Visual tutorial

10. Mappers (and Youtube artist?)

13. 2011-2013

14. Results of
DKI Jakarta Mapping

17. Upcoming Project:
City-wide mapping [Surabaya & Jakarta]

18. Beyond Data Preparedness

19. Visit our website: http://openstreetmap.id
Follow the tweets: @OSM_ID & @HOTOSM_ID
Or reach us through e-mail: team.id@hotosm.org
Thank you!